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Analysis: Ukraine's engine producer Motor Sich has remained well positioned despite recent changes, although political uncertainty is high

Published 10 April 2014

The company and its Russian partners have tried to continue business as usual (1048 words, 1 table [publicly disclosed ownership of Motor Sich])

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Article ID: 11730

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• 28 July 2011 - Industry: Motor Sich head offers Sukhoi a cheaper and "more reliable" engine for the SSJ
• 18 July 2011 - Industry: Motor Sich boss says that he has asked Tupolev for the Tu-334
• 18 July 2011 - Industry: Motor Sich lifts revenues by 34.5% in H12011
• 12 May 2011 - Industry: Motor Sich boss indicates end of Il-112 program
• 10 August 2010 - Industry: Despite denials Motor Sich threatens to sue if SaM146 put on An-148
• 20 May 2010 - Civil: Motor Sich's head supports closer aviation cooperation with Russia
• 3 June 2009 - Civil: An-148-100B makes first scheduled passenger flight in Ukraine
• 14 September 2007 - Civil: Mi-38 engine production leads to potential UMPO involvement
• 20 August 2007 - Industry: Oboronprom says it has no interest in Motor Sich
• 17 July 2007 - Civil: 5% of Motor-Sich placed for $18.4m
• 3 July 2007 - Industry: Sikorsky looks at Ukraine for licensed production of S-76
• 16 January 2007 - Industry: Ukrainian engine merger continues
• 22 December 2006 - Civil: Engine producers continue to consolidate
• 1 November 2006 - Civil: Motor Sich continues Russian sales talks
• 24 August 2000 - Civil: Motor Sich rumoured for sale

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